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@JanesBrain1970 @AvaTomboy roughly a third of the nation’s 620,000 bridges — 36% — need major repair work or replacement
You have a whole systemic problem on one side while profiteering fraudulence single cases on the other
Average age of China’s infrastructure is like what 30 or less? US side it’s 50
@currenteon@zhao_dashuai Japanese shipbuilding capacity during WW2 was dwarfed by that of US
US ships fresh out of the shipyard and not battle tested contrary to the Japanese ships which were;
How did that work out?
One Chinese Shipyard Out Produces the entire US Shipbuilding Industry
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@SumOfAllTears@tshugart3 J-20 with the WS-10G or WS-15 engine?
Cause the rate of your engine production needs to match your plane production as well and I don’t think WS-15 production is at its optimal rate yet
this goes the same for WS-20, WS-17 and CJ-1000A for CR919 or CJ-2000 for CR929
@SumOfAllTears@tshugart3 When China closes the gap in engine technology (which is gonna take more than a decade) and expand its own domestic commercial aviation production which will take over the US size by 2040 and fill it with Comac planes
then it can crank planes like no one else
@JoJnMancuso Sorry but unipolarity isn’t just there anymore when you have 1/5 of world GDP in China and especially when US share of GDP will drop to close to 13% by 2050. and you say that but your allies will keep trading extensively with China
and sell technology to them (mostly Europeans)
@JoJnMancuso you want realism as the core of US foreign policy, an ideological superpower especially after decades of its unipolarity and its liberal foreign policy and the institutions it has created for it
that’s a tough task but in a world of great power competition I guess it’s needed
@ElbridgeColby America is an ideological power
it’s gonna be really hard to reverse the liberal foreign policy of the US especially
after 3 decades of Unipolarity moment
it’s like trying to convince communists in the Soviet in a timeline which they won the cold war to not spread revolution
@JoJnMancuso But US is the shining city on a hill
Wherever there is a conflict around the world it should immediately get involved
How else could it stand taller and see further?
Saying otherwise is unAmerican